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- Category: Ethics (continued)
- Biosimilars Ethics?
- Biosimilars, Ethics, and my Takeaways
- BPCIA Ethical Issues?
- Bragging on Mercer Law School, Home of the 2014 Giles Rich Scholarship Winner
- Brilliant New Book on Ethics in Prosecution 2015 Edition Out Now!
- Buy Your Opponents' Computers at Auction and then Have Fun!
- CAFC Affirms Adverse Inference Instruction Due to Spoliation
- CAFC Affirms Exceptional Case and Maybe Encourages Sand-Bagging
- CAFC Affirms Section 285 Sanctions Without Citing the (incorrect) Brooks Standard
- CAFC Opinions Available on Pacer Hours before Court's Website
- CAFC Reverses Award of 285 Fees: Biax Corp. v. Nvidia Corp.
- CAFC Splits on Reversing Summary Judgment of Inequitable Conduct
- California appellate court permits narrow exception to rule against non-assignability of legal malpractice claims
- California Bar Reportedly Drops Reines Inquiry
- California Opinion Enters the Fray on What is Puffing, What is Fact, in Negotiations
- Can a Practitioner be Disciplined for Being Adverse to a Former Client Without Proof he Misused Confidential Information?
- Can hitting "reply to all" violate Rule 4.2's prohibition against ex part contacts?
- Case dismissed as sanction for misrepresentations
- Chief Judge Rader stepping down as Chief as of 5/30
- Chief Judge Rader's Remarks at ED Tex Touch on Litigation Abuse, Trolls, 101..
- Choice of Law Compared to Subject Matter Jurisdiction
- Claims that Defendant Infringed Patent Issued Years after Suit Filed Found Subject To Claim Preclusion
- CLE Opportunity: Patent Law Institute 2020: Critical Issues & Best Practices
- CLE, Fees, and the USPTO
- Client, Firm Lose 12(b)(6) Motion to Inventor who Claims Firm Stole his Trade Secrets
- CNN on 10 Cool Inventions
- Comment Period for Proposed Amendment to Rule 30(b)(6), Others, Closes February 15
- Community Property and Patent Ownership
- Company sues Kilpatrick Townsend, Claiming Firm Gave its Secrets to a Client to Patent
- Competent Lawyering in an Age When Everyone can be Groucho Marx
- Contribution and Indemnity Under the IP Laws
- Copyright Claim Against Patent Firm Who Submits Copyrighted Article Withstands Rule 12(b)(6) Challenge
- Court Affirms Rule 11 Sanctions for Frivolous Claim Construction, Infringement Position
- Court denies motion to clarify obligations when making permitted ex parte contacts
- Court Publicly Reprimands Ed Reines, Recipient of Email from then-Chief Judge Rader (to be updated)
- Court Sanctions in Litigation Lead to OED Reprimand
- Court Strikes Answer of Accused Infringer Which, Among Other Things, Said it had not been a Real Party in Interest to an IPR Proceeding (to avoid estoppel) But Was Seemingly One
- Court's Holding that Malpractice Measured at Time of Representation Saves Firm from Later Change in Law
- Courts Adhering to Objective Frivolousness Despite Octane... and They Should
- Cracks in the 101 architecture?
- Cravath's Been Hacked: Are IP Firms a Major Target?
- Daughter breaches confidentiality clause in settlement agreement of suit by Facebook post.
- Deadlines: Thoughts for Good and Bad Practices?
- Denial of Summary Judgment Arguing No Inequitable Conduct
- Dickstein Shapiro Dodges Malpractice Suit by Showing Long-Ago Issued Claims Were to Ineligible Subject Matter
- Dicta about lawyers never being inventors on their clients' applications
- Did Therasense bury burying?
- Discovery Ethics: 30(b)(6)
- Disqualification due to Foreseeable Conflict Leads to $32m Malpractice Judgment
- Disqualification of a Party's Expert Who Migrates to the Firm of a Court-Appointed Expert